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Volodymyr Kyrylyuk // Shutterstock How much house $1 million buys you in Auburn The number of American houses worth $1 million is at an all-time high, as home prices continue to hit new records. While million-dollar homes are out of reach for the vast majority of Americans, they are no longer just being bought and sold by the ultra-wealthy. In San Francisco, the median-priced home sells for more than $1.6 million – far above the national median of $441,000. Meanwhile, in Detroit, $1 million l...
Arina P Habich // Shutterstock How much house $1 million buys you in Birmingham The number of American houses worth $1 million is at an all-time high, as home prices continue to hit new records. While million-dollar homes are out of reach for the vast majority of Americans, they are no longer just being bought and sold by the ultra-wealthy. In San Francisco, the median-priced home sells for more than $1.6 million – far above the national median of $441,000. Meanwhile, in Detroit, $1 million l...
Volodymyr Kyrylyuk // Shutterstock How much house $1 million buys you in Gadsden The number of American houses worth $1 million is at an all-time high, as home prices continue to hit new records. While million-dollar homes are out of reach for the vast majority of Americans, they are no longer just being bought and sold by the ultra-wealthy. In San Francisco, the median-priced home sells for more than $1.6 million – far above the national median of $441,000. Meanwhile, in Detroit, $1 million l...
These 10 states have the healthiest dogs A team of veterinarians and veterinary technicians reviews thousands of photos submitted through Ollie’s health screening service. That’s hundreds of dogs (and their stools) checked and scored for healthy digestion, weight, dental hygiene, and skin and coats. While the team zeroes in on the details of every dog’s screening, when they zoom out, they get a fuller picture of our dogs’ overall health, and interesting trends emerge. One such trend is the cor...
Biggest sources of immigrants to Alabama Over 14% of the United States population is composed of immigrants. But in reality, the vast majority of Americans today are here because of relatives who immigrated from other countries some time in the last several hundred years. And while the distinctive American culture and spirit is the result of blending many diverse cultures and histories, the United States has for centuries had an up-and-down relationship with immigration. Each era of immigration...
States where robocalls and spam texts are rising fastest Despite federal crackdowns and growing public awareness, robocalls and SMS spam are becoming increasingly common in certain parts of the country. Driven by evolving scam tactics and opportunistic targeting, certain states are experiencing an increase in unwanted call and text activity. But which states have it worse than others? And why? PeopleFinders shares what you need to know. The Big Picture: A Nationwide Problem In 2024, Americans...
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - State Representative Juandalynn Givan (D-60) has officially entered the race for Mayor of Birmingham, pledging to restore pride, safety, and opportunity across the Magic City. With the municipal election set for August 26, 2025, Givan becomes one of the first challengers to Mayor Randall Woodfin, joining a growing field of candidates seeking to lead Alabama's largest city. Standing in front of Birmingham City Hall on January 1, Givan declared, "It is time for change. It is...
July 31, 2025 - MONTGOMERY, AL – The debate over the death penalty is intensifying in Alabama as Attorney General Steve Marshall has thrown his public support behind legislation that would permit capital punishment for those convicted of raping or sodomizing children under the age of twelve. The proposal, which has gained renewed urgency after a high-profile child exploitation case, would mark a significant expansion of the death penalty in a state already known for its tough-on-crime stance. B...
July 30, 2025 - WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs has taken a significant step toward broadening healthcare choices for America's veterans by advancing the Veterans Homecare Choice Act, a bill sponsored by Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL). The legislation is designed to expand care options for veterans by allowing caregiver registries to qualify for the Community Care Network (CCN), a move that could restore flexibility and choice to thousands of veterans seeking...
Steady ship: A guide to navigating market volatility From a macroeconomic perspective, this year has been anything but straightforward for many business leaders. New economic policies in 2025, including proposed and implemented tariffs, have contributed to market volatility and negative economic sentiment; both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq have experienced historic rallies one day and huge selloffs the next, while the yield curve has steepened sharply. Those swings have founders...
What to do if a “prior authorization” is making it difficult to get your medication Have you ever walked into the pharmacy and been told that your prescription requires a prior authorization? But your healthcare professional prescribed something for you, and you brought in your prescription — shouldn’t that be enough? What exactly is a prior authorization, and why can’t you just pick up your prescription? GoodRx, a platform for medication savings, shares what you need to know about the prior...
How artificial intelligence could solve America's debt crisis With the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill pushing America's debt-to-GDP ratio further into dangerous territory, a sudden political pivot towards fiscal discipline seems unlikely. Policy-makers have made it abundantly clear that they are not going to stop spending. Economists have responded by projecting our debt/GDP levels will go from nearly 100% today to 120%+ over the next 10 years. Only countries like Italy, Greece, Sudan,...
"Truth Rising", a documentary produced by Focus On The Family in conjunction with The Colson Center is set to premiere globally online on September 05th. It is hosted by Os Guinness and John Stonestreet. Os Guiness is the great-great grandson of Arthur Guiness, the founder of the Guinness brewery that comes to the forefront in popular culture around St. Patrick's Day, as people often celebrate the Irish-themed day with a pint of Guinness. However, despite his family's connection with the famed...
July 29, 2025 - AUBURN, Ala. - U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville has officially launched his campaign for Governor of Alabama, placing education at the heart of his platform. The former Auburn football coach and first-term senator announced his bid at Byron's Smokehouse in Auburn, the same location where he kicked off his successful Senate run in 2019. Tuberville's campaign website and public remarks emphasize a return to foundational learning and a commitment to expanding opportunity for Alabama's...
On July 29, 2025, Hawaii experienced tsunami waves triggered by one of the strongest earthquakes in recorded history-a magnitude 8.8 temblor off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula. The quake, part of the volatile Pacific Ring of Fire, sent shockwaves across the Pacific, prompting tsunami warnings and evacuations from Japan to the U.S. West Coast. Impact on Hawaii - Wave Arrival: The first tsunami wave reached Hawaii around 7:17 p.m. local time. Kahului, Maui recorded a wave height of 4 feet, while...
July 29, 2025 - WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a move that could reshape the nation's climate policy for decades, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today its intent to revoke the 2009 "endangerment finding" that classified greenhouse gases as a threat to public health and welfare. The decision, unveiled by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin at an Indiana auto dealership, marks what the agency calls the "largest deregulatory action in U.S. history". The endangerment finding has served as the...
July 30, 2025 - MONTGOMERY, AL -- Judge J. Elizabeth "Beth" Kellum has officially declared her candidacy for re-election to the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2. With more than 17 years on the bench and over four decades in the legal profession, Kellum enters the race with a reputation for fairness, integrity, and a deep commitment to justice. "I have been honored to serve the people of Alabama on the Court of Criminal Appeals, and I am eager to continue that work," said Judge Kellum....
July 30, 2025 - FLORENCE, AL – Today, Phillip Pettus announced his candidacy for re-election to the Alabama House of Representatives, District 1. A Republican committed to the values of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and strong local communities, Pettus enters the race with a clear record of results and a bold vision for Alabama's future. "As your representative, I've fought to protect your hard-earned dollars and defend the conservative values that make our state strong," said P...
Migraines unmasked: A full spectrum approach to understanding and treating migraine pain Beyond Just a Headache Migraines are far more than just bad headaches. They are a complex, chronic neurological condition that affects more than a billion people worldwide and ranks among the top causes of disability across all age groups. Migraine attacks can be incapacitating, and their unpredictable nature often disrupts work, relationships, and mental well-being, SaveHealth, a prescription savings card...
Top financial mistakes small businesses make – and how to avoid them Running a small business feels like a thrilling ride: exciting, but risky. A 2025 LendingTree analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data found that 1 in 5 businesses don’t make it past the first year, showing just how fragile new ventures can be. In this article, Gateway Commercial Finance, an invoice factoring company, explains the most common money mistakes that lead small businesses to failure and shares practical ways to a...
Best used car values of 2025 Depreciation is when something new loses value over time, and every car experiences it over the years. Some cars depreciate at a faster rate than others, based on several factors beyond normal wear and tear. While this might be bad news for the first owner, who experiences the effects of depreciation right after taking the keys at the dealership, it can be good news for car shoppers in search of a bargain. With this in mind, CarMax partnered with car-review experts...
July 29, 2025 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall's campaign for U.S. Senate has received a major boost with a wave of endorsements from law enforcement officials and district attorneys across the state. The show of support underscores Marshall's deep ties to Alabama's legal community and his reputation as a tough-on-crime prosecutor with a record of conservative leadership. Marshall, who launched his Senate bid in late May following Senator Tommy Tuberville's decision t...
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Jefferson County Commissioner Lashunda Scales has officially entered the race for Mayor of Birmingham, reigniting her push to become the city's first female mayor. Standing in front of a blighted home in Collegeville, Scales declared her candidacy on May 27, 2025, with a message aimed squarely at reversing Birmingham's decline and restoring its reputation as a thriving Southern city. Scales, a two-term commissioner and former Birmingham City Council member, previously ran for...
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - At just 26 years old, Jerimy Littlepage is making history as one of the youngest candidates ever to run for Mayor of Birmingham. A tradesman, U.S. Army Reservist, and lifelong resident of the city, Littlepage launched his campaign with a bold promise: to bring Birmingham back to its neighborhoods. Standing in Memorial Park in his home community of Titusville, Littlepage declared his candidacy on March 22, 2025, surrounded by supporters who echoed his call for safer streets,...
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Mayor Randall Woodfin has officially launched his campaign for a third term, aiming to extend his tenure as Birmingham's chief executive beyond 2025. With the municipal election set for August 26, Woodfin is seeking to accomplish something no Birmingham mayor has done in nearly four decades: win a third consecutive term. Surrounded by supporters at Iron City Birmingham, Woodfin kicked off his campaign with a message of resilience and forward momentum. "We can either keep...
